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961.
by troels 15y ago
Not having IE7 support is a pretty nasty limitation though, if you're developing a commercial web site.
962.
by troels 15y ago
I looked into round robin dns recently (for performance reasons, not for reliability), but decided not to go there just yet. I'm curious - I keep hearing that some clients don't support this. Which clients are that in particular? Is it a re
963.
by troels 15y ago
Is that a contrived scenario or are you thinking about something concrete? Curious as to what that might be.
964.
by troels 15y ago
Couldn't this cause a race condition if two admins try to apply changes at the same time? Without a centralised repository, I presume that you would need to introduce a locking mechanism on a per-node level, so one would: take lock, run noo
965.
by troels 15y ago
kids?
966.
by troels 15y ago
I really dislike that whole idea of an intro/extrovert dualism. I don't consider myself one or the other. Most people who know me would probably describe me as introverted, but I don't have any problem letting myself be heard or taking lead
967.
by troels 15y ago
It's not really related directly to the product, but I like the look of the documentation.
968.
by troels 15y ago
While we're en the teritory of anecdoteism, let me add that as a manager, I am much more inclined to hire someone over 30. Not only do they tend to have more experience and thus be technically better skilled, but they also tend to be better
969.
by troels 15y ago
Maybe. But they certainly filter out some candidates that can program. If the aim is to find the best possible candidate (And from the postings it sounds like they aim high), filtering out good candidates is probably a bad strategy.
970.
by troels 15y ago
Presumably, the benefit of a hybrid would be that it is as resourceful as a human, but can be treated as bad as an ape. I don't have a source at hand, but I'm fairly sure that there is good evidence to support that slavery is a less effecti
971.
by troels 15y ago
I don't understand the use case. Care to educate me?
972.
by troels 15y ago
I find your list much more inspiring than the OP.
973.
by troels 15y ago
I wonder. Between Fabric and Chef, what do you feel you need to add to the mix? Provisioning of machines perhaps? Personally, we're using Puppet for server admin and some cobbled together shell scripts, for app deployment. The latter is hea
974.
by troels 15y ago
heavy water is not really toxic, is it?
975.
by troels 15y ago
Exactly my thoughts. Most of EU has similar tax/vat and generally in favor of employees. Yet it's not a problem to start a company in the "west block". He complains about corruption too, though. I can believe that being an issue i Hungary.
976.
by troels 15y ago
Because it's generated server side.
977.
by troels 15y ago
I can't make out if you mean noteworthy or note worthy ?
978.
by troels 15y ago
Why would that ever be a goal?
979.
by troels 15y ago
You're right. I swear it read 2001 the first time I looked!
980.
by troels 15y ago
This text is from 2001. Also, the guy is a gal.
981.
by troels 15y ago
> Janky requires access to a Jenkins server Looks like it's based on Java.
982.
by troels 15y ago
Had me baffled too. Explanation here: http://revealingerrors.com/akamai_ssl Scary stuff - I never heard of this Akamai entity before.
983.
by troels 15y ago
If you left them with an impression you don’t agree with, the fact of the matter is you did leave them with that impression so you simply need to figure out how to make the same mistakes next time round. Or, you know, how to avoid them ;)
984.
by troels 15y ago
Yes, this is effectively a spam folder. I don't see how that's Facebook's fault.
985.
by troels 15y ago
Indeed :) In which case, you'd love this: http://www.debian-administration.org/article/A_web_server_in...
986.
by troels 15y ago
This started out interesting - I find these kinds of l10n problems quite fascinating. But the last part of the article kind of baffles me. It's presented as a hard engineering problem and they solve it with a nasty hack. Why not just cache
987.
by troels 15y ago
> .. but don't worry about learning bad practice. You'll become opinionated pretty quickly on your own. So true.
988.
by troels 15y ago
Just a few quick observations: The formatting is non-existant. That makes me angry. Because I have OCD. Most programmers do. There's a lot of direct use of DOM traversing, which makes the code rather brittle. (Use a css selector for binding
989.
by troels 15y ago
I thought I had until 40, before mid life crisis. Now you're stressing me out!
990.
by troels 15y ago
Thanks. Haven't heard about [legacy admit]( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legacy_preferences ) before - That's some serious nepotism at play.

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